Feminist Studies/History

I am an AP U.S. history teacher who is working on a project with my students to lobby the College Board to create an AP U.S. women's history course. We are looking to connect with women's history scholars who would be interested in partnering with us. More infofmation about this proejct is available on our website.

We have created a petition that is gaining a good deal of support and we have written a proposed list of topics. Please reach out if you would like to get involved. We appreciate your consideration.

AlSayyad, Nezar and Heba Safey Eldeen. Eds. Cinematic Cairo: Egyptian Urban Modernity From Reel To Real (AUC Press)

Hellyer, H.A. and Robert Springborg. The Egyptian Revolution of 1919: Legacies and Consequences of the Fight for Independence (Bloomsbury Publishing)

Editor's note: The following items of possible interest to J-Historians were selected from various H-Net announcements:

Reviewed for H-Sci-Med-Tech by Michaela Clark

   Edwards, Elizabeth.  _Photographs and the Practice of History_.

The Feminist Theory Archive at Brown University’s John Hay Library is home to a premier collection of feminist scholarship. Curated by the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women, the archive works to preserve and promote the legacies of prominent feminist theorists through the documentation of their scholarship, teaching and activism.

2nd Annual Black Feminism, Womanism, and the Politics of Women of Colour in Europe

A One-Day Symposium
Saturday, 7th October 2017, 
Amsterdam, The Netherlands

https://woceuropeconference.wordpress.com/